Living on a boat ? I recommend these depending on your budget:



The boats on the left were in the Newport Marina last week, are worth millions, spend hundreds per night in dock fees, and travel up and down the east coast burning 100 gallons of diesel fuel per hour.

The boat on the right is the best "house boat" for a person on a budget I have ever seen with 1000 spare feet of living space this boat is presently docked at Liberty Harbor and was at Liberty Landing last year. There are a few people living on it right now. I estimate that the dock fees are more than $12,000 per year. The problem with any old boat is the never-ending maintenance.

If you compare price per square foot you will get a better deal living in an apartment in most situations.

Another thing is the most desirable marinas for the entire NY Harbor are in Jersey City; 3 marinas in the Morris Canal and the Newport Marina are all booked so you will be lucky to get a dock at one of these marinas for 2015 if you reserve now! A desirable marina has to do with calm water; the boats at the Hudson River end of the Newport Marina are bouncing like crazy every time a wave comes into the marina! about every 15 minutes during the daytime.

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Hoboken mayor claims Christie administration held city's Sandy recovery funds 'hostage' to help developer By Matt Friedman/The Star-Ledger on January 18, 2014 at 9:23 AM HOBOKEN ? Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer was told by top officials in Gov. Chris Christie?s administration that she would get funds to help her city recover from Hurricane Sandy only if she expedited a politically-connected development project, Zimmer said today. Zimmer, a Democrat who has long been an ally of Christie, made the explosive accusation this morning on national television, telling MSNBC host Steve Kornacki that she was pressured by Lieutenant Gov. Kim Guadagno, Richard Constable, the current commissioner of community affairs, and Lori Grifa, the former commissioner. Christie's administration denies the accusations. Guadagno, Zimmer said, pulled her aside during an event in Hoboken in May and made the connection explicit. Zimmer recalled the interaction in her diary, which was quoted on the show: ?She pulls me aside and says that I need to move forward with the Rockefeller project. It?s very important to the governor. The word is that you are against it and you need to move forward or we are not going to be able to help you. I know it?s not right. These things should not be connected. But they are, she says. ?If you tell anyone I said it, I will deny it.?? This video gets interesting at 7:00 minutes in: The Star-Ledger MSNBC

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